🏠 Part 1: Understanding Whare Tapa Whā

1. Whare Tapa Whā is like a house with four walls. Match each wall to its meaning:

1. Taha Tinana

2. Taha Hinengaro

3. Taha Whānau

4. Taha Wairua

A. Mental and emotional health

B. Physical health

C. Spiritual health and belonging

D. Family and social health

2. What does "whare" mean in English?

School

House

Friend

Family

🚫 Part 2: Understanding Bullying

3. What makes something bullying? Check all that apply:

It happens repeatedly

It's meant to hurt someone

It happens only once by accident

There's a power imbalance

It's just a joke between friends

4. Circle the types of bullying:

Physical bullying

Verbal bullying

Social bullying

All of the above

5. Give an example of each type of bullying:

Physical bullying: ________________________________

Verbal bullying: ________________________________

Social bullying: ________________________________

💔 Part 3: How Bullying Affects Our Whare

6. How might bullying damage each wall of our whare? Fill in the blanks:

Taha Tinana (Physical): Bullying might make our body feel ________ or give us ________ aches.

Taha Hinengaro (Mental/Emotional): Bullying can make us feel ________, ________, or worried.

Taha Whānau (Family/Social): Bullying might make us feel ________ from our friends or not want to ________ in activities.

Taha Wairua (Spiritual): Bullying can make us feel like we don't ________ or affect our sense of ________.

7. Draw how bullying might make someone feel:

💪 Part 4: Positive Responses and Alternatives

8. What are some positive alternatives to bullying? Check all good choices:

Use kind words

Include others in games

Ignore people who are different

Ask for help when needed

Show respect to everyone

Make fun of others to fit in

9. If you see bullying happening, what should you do? Number these steps in order (1-4):

_____ Tell a trusted adult

_____ Check if the person being bullied is okay

_____ Safely ask the bully to stop (if it's safe to do so)

_____ Don't just walk away and ignore it

10. Write three things you can say to stop bullying:

🌟 Part 5: Strengthening Our Whare

11. How can positive actions strengthen each wall of our whare? Match the action to the wall it strengthens most:

1. Exercising and eating well

2. Talking about feelings

3. Spending time with whānau

4. Feeling connected to culture

A. Taha Wairua

B. Taha Tinana

C. Taha Whānau

D. Taha Hinengaro

12. Create your own "Whare Tapa Whā Bully-Buster Pledge". Write one thing you will do to be a respectful friend and stop bullying:

13. Draw a symbol that represents how you will keep your wellbeing strong:

🤔 Part 6: Reflection

14. What is the most important thing you learned about bullying today?

15. How will you use Whare Tapa Whā to help yourself or others?

16. True or False: A strong whare needs all four walls to be healthy.

True

False

Bullying and Whare Tapa

Bullying and Whare Tapa Whā

🏠 Part 1: Understanding Whare Tapa Whā

🚫 Part 2: Understanding Bullying

💔 Part 3: How Bullying Affects Our Whare

💪 Part 4: Positive Responses and Alternatives

🌟 Part 5: Strengthening Our Whare

🤔 Part 6: Reflection

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